3.. ,Given a BSC with p = 0.8 and P = 0.7(1) Compute the output probability distribution: q, and q1.Note qo = Pr (b = 0) and q1 = Pr (b = 1).%3D(2) Compute the backward probabilities: Qo1: Q11-Note Qij = P(a = i|b = j)

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(1) Compute the output probability distribution: q, and q1.
Note qo = Pr (b = 0) and q1 = Pr (b = 1).
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(2) Compute the backward probabilities: Qo1: Q11-
Note Qij = P(a = i|b = j)

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